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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

NV hNTIIlVAV
W ~ Y. &. & H. H. n. co, lossoss
Trains leave West 42dst station follows. aud ID nln
utes earlier from foot Of ia st. North River;
Detroit aud Chicago % > a. IN. 600 'S.l5p.
81. Louis. / IN.
SYRACUSE Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Bridge Nisyirb
Falls 10, '955 a. M, $500. 1915 D.
Utica 3l5, 1868. al lao a 600 'S:l5 r. IN.
Kingston saugcrtios CAtskil. Albany $50. 7i5. 'o5j.
al 1880 NJ. $500. 5000. sSl6p
Cranston's Point cornwall Newburg .3:lA, .7:l5
'ot5 1913 al 1870 M, 400 1O. 800 'Si5. s:i5 H.
and 800 p. M. CransOns Cornwall Nowburg
For Montreal and Canada East. 900 pm:
Hamilton. London. 800 \ M 900, S:lJ Torsntb
1905 a. m., 1000 AZ lon M
Elegant scep buffalo. Niagara Falls. Dotrois
Chicago ana 81 Louis.
Daily Daly except SATURDAY. Othor trains daily except
Sunday n, 4, Leave Cii~ l. n. r. station dl.2
s3iiO T. M; sboken West shore station. al l3O
siitOp
Fortckots timc ,bss narlor ,ls ping accsmm0dA
items Information apply At Offices iiroosyu 1913 Wash
inKtonst, 100 Fulton Annex once foot O Fulton ~
New YORK 1858 1876 Broadway 1873 y Bowcry.
Park Place aud West Shore stations foot OF Wes 80
foot Of Jay st.. NJ X q. r. LAMBERT
SVandsrbntAvA General Passenger Agent
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.rd OF Classi1ca'
STAINED.

Good Ordinary .......7 ll.l6 Low Midax
a. Good Ordinary -...Ss bllddiihg '''.'io D. ~
With from abroad the temper at the outset
was quite prices represented advance OF 2o
three further Of our points bad been
established bv Tho afternoon speculation however
as quite weak This induced by rather bearsh flavor
70 the reports from and at the close price,
were only point above those OF last evening Sales llS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
cATARRE AND THROAT TROUBLES.

remedy radically cure these diseases must re"ovs
the cause Balsam aCara does this In every case ~
disease tho effects and Is absolutely hah
los. Treatise and testimonials on application.
GACARDA Co. 335 Broadway. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

I'vYRFOOi. Dec lG n in-fotion Fuurcs closet firm.
Tpland. Low AddlnE clause 3ocrubsr dsvsrV a "a
December <nd Jtnuary delivery. Gtd buy.
Jausary and February delivery. a. 0td sellers
and March delivery "a al buyers March aai
April delivery. az ia buyers, hHN and May delivery
* G4d buyers MAY ant Iuus delivery. 6otid buyer,
aud % 0fd. buyers July AMI August
delivery. . - "a 9. buScrs
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
CENTKAL RAILROAD OF tW-JERSE'
FOOT OF LlpEHTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
limo l45leOf pr,rtuhcf =. l~S1.
For PNlIApEIrNlA Ani TRENTON. Hound Brook
Route a. I. 80 - Il - m.. l3n. g. 3d. 1JD IL p
81 NbANN az f. N4'a M. $50. l. p m.
1rainscl, ugati. 70 II an. 90 g. SO 10 i2p NJ,
have oonnccu ton for Kcaur. Harrsburs. fosyio. ctc.
a IN Tor Ia>ton. BetHirhom. Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
Reading. Harrisburg. etc. ON SUNDAY Tor Etston.
ana 80 n for llcminston tastcn. Hethcheu Allen
Mauch chunk.
$50 a IN. tlemlLgton. High Bridge Branch Ta,ton
Bethlehem. Alientown. Mauch Chunk Mkesblrre Scran
ton Rcadns. Harrisburg rotts,lie. Tamaiua Shamsain
Sunbury Lewisburg Wlli,msport
/ T. m FOR licmrrtou. EAsion Bothehcn. Allentown
Mauch thuhk. Heading. HarriSnurr. etc
345 p for EaSton Brthlehcm Allentown Mauch
Chunk. Mlko.barrc. scranton. Tdmaqua. SAAmOhin
4 80 for ~, min gtnn. Hgn Bridge Branch Easou
Bethlehem. Allentown. Eeidng HARRISBURG otc.
boo nnd b. 80 -. for S"mrryillc and Flcunngton.
6t5 y Tor Easton B-thchem. Auentown. Mauch
Chunk. etc. ON SUNDAYS $50 y. m.
zoo, SD ll.lbl NJ. loo L. 90. 30 olj N. SUNDAYS
600 HOOa for Red Bank. Long Branch (Asbury Park.
ocean ,lrovo. except Sundaysl Point Pleasant.
nloa M. Loo 80 p. M for LAKEWOOD Toms RlVor
m. 100 m for Atlantic city Vinelani. Bridgcton
400 6Oo slo LIE II - a. m, 90. 4oo. 4.3O. $50.
O. H. ,. NJ. sundays $500 900 m for Perth Amhoy.
4, ID, ii l6A $50 D. IN. for Monmouth Beach. Soa
bright Highland Boioh.
NEW HAVEN.-Stcamcrs leave Peck slip
~ Pier - r.. r. at and IL (Suniavs eIcepte,
steamers arrive In time fer o,rly trains north and
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ steamer, Klacrskiil lai Clsklllstvs PSF - " r.
foot Of Javst every weck lay at H. colnoJuny
AMI
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NFW.YORK SOUTHAM PTON AND BREMEN
sail from piers foot "a st, HoDoken
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Elder. We'd Dec 81. 10 NJ Elbe.. We'd. jan II, p m
We'd Dec -. 3 D. m Werra. We'd, jan Is, s3Oa
Fuda Wed. Jan. A. $3.50 a. m Ems Wed. IAN ~ op m.
First f75 and berth, according u ocaIeh
Second Cabin $50 berth. Storage at lowest rates
OELRTCHS & co. No Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot o, Cortlantt ADD Dsl
brosses sts as follows
a m. for Catasauqua and intermediate points
s q, NJ for Geneva Lyons. Emira, Rochester. BnYas
and the West and principal local points Chair car to wilkes
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points chais
car Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris
$40 D. H. for Pittston and principal intermediate poiat
b2op m for Cop.y and intermediate points Con
naotion Il Resdng and Harrisburg Chair to Coplly
$3.50 D. n for Geneva Lyons Emra. Rochester Buffalo
and rho West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
si5 n m for I.aurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving m. p. ~. and 40 2. m. connect
for ali points in MahanOv and Hazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
No. for Mauca Chunk, Hazleon and informed aa
points
800 p m for Coplay and intermediate points
D. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra. Rochester Buffalo
and the west. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
" TRI WEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier 49, y X, foot OF springst -
SIS CHATTAIiOOCH Thursiay. Dec. 5 p M
a. 1'f'ry OF .IfGifSTA TUESDAY. Dec 20. 3 D.
Connecting with Central Railway OF Ga and Savannah
Florida and Western Railway for all points IN Georgia
Florida South Carolina Alabama and Louisiana uhsnr.
assed accommodations Firstcass laDe uhoto for
freight aud passage apply TO ,.,-,.,,
w. IL M - ~ 3l7 Broadway.
HAsHAGEN. E. Agt. s.. F. and W. Rway.
r L. WALKER Agt Ocean s 8. Co. New Pier 80. " r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA srovfyGrov LINE

INSIDE Route for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE an n, EASE
only ~ o Boston. - - ., Prlvlbh'h
Thelr ths ie I,4nt AMI N,,lthlstt,
ricr 49, y H.. block above CAn.st. AZ 49, IN.
daily. except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

ITNN a a VI 4 I'm Ell.
HAVANA. Dec. ID Spanish gold 2&uA240'&
quiet bugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

corrny MArKEr- Ely rELrtnArL

CHARLr-rsS. be- lC.-Tarpentne rrm Al Sc. askoi.
hAyLNSAH. Dec. 10 lutpentae nfui At 50 4c.
NILHlNsIOS. Dec. Id ufpeutlns nrm Al 50 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

NEW HAVEN.-Stcamers leave Pcck-slip
~ pier - r.. r. at and IL tSuniavs
arrive In time fer carly trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

rNUE L. S. AND BRAZIL NAIL IS. co.
American Passenger Line
tn- st Thoma. Barbados Para Pernamhuco Bahi,' RIO
do Jancro santos connect Tor MOntsydeO Buenos
AYR. snd ports -snthern Brazil
" steamship FINANCE, wednesday. Dec - a. ? m
IRON newport Sevs Va Saturday, Dee. 81. at D. m:
PAUL GERHARD & co. CEN AatA II Broad y I.
VNMAN LINE. t. :. and ROYAL Mail Steamers.
FOR QTFESsTOWS AND LiNERPOOI+
$500. SaturdaY, Dec - VVA M
NN-NIt AMI atufdaY DEC - y III
inv ~ prCIISfDND -sfurAsr Ian II q a. m.
From Inman cr. 100, o. Grasi.st. Jorsey CITY -.
CARIN PASSAGE. So ant Upward INTERMEDIARY.
@'' - PEffn'wRiGHr : soNs. General Agents.
70 ! BrOzdw<y y Y
DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY'S
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHiNA. CEN
TRAIATD SOU TIL AMERICA And MEXICO.
FROM Now York. per foot % Canalst. Y. T.
Ior San Francisco. tho izilmns - Panama
NEWPORT fuesfty December - noon
GREAT REDUCTION ~ RATES
san FRA SCIStO
From Sar Francisco LIT AMI Brannas
for CHINA ami Japan.
CITY OF ~YDNEY SAILS SATURDAY. Dec II. , n
Tor freight passage and general Information apply q; com
panT, oalco The pier. foot " tana. IT. y x.
III. BU Lay. superintendent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07

! ANorfolk, Va, dispatch, of the 9th
says: A-rspoft has been recsised here
that the schooner Ocean Bird, of Wash.
ington, A. c. Capt. Edward G, Daniel,
carrying mail between Gagsheqd, Man
teo and Elizabeth City, sank during 4
'etoru on Monday night In Pasq uStlnk
river and all on board we're lost. It IL
Thought there we're ten passengers On
board. iaBm sua fiFnCy VI 81
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07

q All kinds of job work done neatly and
promptly, With new ana ylish type, at
the INDEPENDENT Office. The Dest ad-
vertising medium in Eastern Nevada is
the Daily and Weekly INDEpENDBMp.
Advertisers have the advantage Of the
columns of both at very reasonable
rates. A limited amount Of space can
be spared, and first come frat served.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
BargainS.

Reinhart has just received large
stock of clothing which will lie sold at
prices that will astonish you. There lis
10 need of anyone going thinlyl clad
when you can get good overcoat at a by
price from $1up, Take look at the
immense stock and you will be sure ito
find something thasSiil spit sonboth in
quality and price. 1913 1w
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
en- q By order of
Sullivan Declares IH,nnssIr

@ A9oaesnstoYn ,di,apatch of the 5th
shSs: John L. Sullivan expresses him.
self Is very indignant at the Language
usea'by Kilrain and Mitchell. He says
that he WANTS to fight both Of them in
the same, ring. He Believes that Smith
10 better man than Kilrain. and de.
olares that he means TO return to Amsri-
CO as champion of the world or die
,hrre. 'a'.'''
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
- ysssssIa lie sntclae.

Magistrate TO prisoner, What i'm.
PEELED you to attempt suicidsa ; Prison
er.It was aaconvsrsatioa / ovethearrd,
Dir, on the boat coming do1Rfron Troy.
One Of 'sna said: "Who'si 90 ducky7''
The other said: "T'se 90 dueky, whose
ducky u oops 50 f6hsppened 70 have
sofns deadly poison in my pochst aud I
swaii6wsait. ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
rMgH<94sNG4

n
just . year. This il the nrst time I've
be4yNWy st1Nep fpr trely1 9pnAAs. /"
FMhak1aASnt 81 ykAy@yk
rNothine. but my attorney oouldA't
mako theiHJ AhipIk epS'I.
By reference 70 notico elsewhere
Under tho appropriate head It viii b
seen thst tss tp'lpH-townsmAn, P.W.
Francis, b doing what he can towards
increasing IL Icfa1aSton Of our town
aud county. NJ 6ngrituiate tAe hars.
py parents aud trust that tho youngster
may grow 70 be bouncing boy and
pls''rssrsFi ts5As hsosn asho'd NAY ii;.': i
$50 you've just got back fromm Cali
forniaa" said ono man to another.
eyes. ,.s,,.-.,, ..,
Have aIsoUGaae7'' .
''First rate. Iwent all over the STATE,
I guess !
':Did you strike San Pedro2''
Well, no, not that I rembember. You
sesaahe otHtEItsllows2 weallu,t play
anything Sps ssysR sP."-E1. VI
Eureka Sentinel:- &C Criminals have an
easy method of disposing of witnesses
against them in Mississippi. A white
man accused ofassaulting q negro girl
drew his revolver, while she was testi.
flying in the-court, and shot her dead.
He then escaped from the room, and
fed on horseback. If DR.. BowerShad
taken this heroic method with Benhay-
on we would, have been spared the
present my stery. Z
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
An Abaol sase Care.

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT 81
only pusup H. large. two-ouncs Tin boxes. and
D. an absoluts Azure for odd sor.a, burns,
wounds, chapped hands. Aa.i a. skin erup.
lions. Will positively cure llfklnds Of piles.
Ask for tile ORIGINAL KRIETINE ONT
kRNT. Sold by r. o. MHiisfss IS cents Der
or --by mail 40 cents. ~. ,t'a'i 80 -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
Inst Received

~ y u W. 90 IN -
=. Over two hundred new samples for
tomimadaIF .lliand Winter Clothing.
If you want fne suit of clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in fit,
best in qunIityJand cheapest in, price,
come and look at my samples: You
can't help being suited.
M. REINHAnP.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
ThSnShiisaS 0EDoITaYo

Arc spent every year by the. people Of
thisl State fos7 Eorlhless medicines for
the cure Of Fthfoat md sung diseases.
when We know that If they would only
intssE 81 in S4ETAgABIE, tn. new
California discovery fer consumption
ana Kindred complaints, .theys would in
this pleasant remedy Bnd relief. It IL
Aecca mend9d iy ministers physicians
aud public speakers OF Tthd Golden
Sssalsh sSd2 SID saanrnussed by F. f.
\ NuNsr at 81 . bottle, Three for 30 SO.
The hoft siabbotn cdsS ii idltarrh will
Hspseai5 sucepn,ba toTCALIFoRNIA.
cnTtkR- CURE. /" SlF lhohtbs' att
ihaenA for ~. BY natl, 81 10.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07

tTrffToeH
rora; B = Whitfield, 8 P Co, TT HSr-
MS, BeH'HisaS.s HaAfsSson; IA Rob
erSon. Lamoille; Phil Plants, Austin
uAtAy kohaAia Reus9ln Davis,
Salt Lake; B W Mcleod, Bellevue; w
DE ~ - Nley;gA e-Wil,oas Fort
Halieck.! sNSEH aAS da "a Egg ,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
q E&~DS 8 VA
= i q
.9MnmboIdt Mou66.

Having itssbatasshe management. Of
this PopuIsr, Hotel, y. desire to, inform
my old customers and the pubic gssner-
ally chat good accombloda tiops at rea-
sonaSle prices will be maintained.
AZ TIE Bah =
Will be stocked with p, 6nesp Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottse-er gallon. Give the Hum
bOldt o call. -. st
IL 10. LANG.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
lYa aRfeEaalsn

tn HNH N8dWgtId :, -
Stationary Engine Boiler, Blower and
otherti1tqree tbatahAys hsen psed forty
days in runnipgEa 20 ton furnace,
This machinery list Weils4undsrJ cover
and in good order. Apply to / !
-'''," d" =" e, r. HARbrsr1,
III, e.. Wells, New
GifI " f.alfs& IN snc,a I
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
WI atE - -
Hold Your Horses!

stopFat2 jMOisaS's iBIa6ksmitB, shop
where you can get horse shooting,
wagon fepSiring sPd2a Hrkinds of black
smithing done on Short notice. %ssatis-
faction guaranteed as to quality of
work v andPriOe. r. SggG .na
L. E. MonaAN. ~
'ijeNH 9Hj uDI4 syaTi0 fra,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
. 49, EYIILII XILII-Ic

Having located in Eiko' + am pre-
pared 70 'fll orders for Painting, Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. ~ Ceiling Deco
rations specially. All work first
class. Leave orders at the ISDEpEND.
ENr Office.
c. HARyEv
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
NAyNi't
norm.

FnANGsaIn Elko, Nevada. November
2, 1887, to he wife 81 P. W. Francis
ACt r. 81 IN q mum (
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
|1OO5l HOTEL ARRIYAEsy

0EH norsL- Bartlett b osttsicLer.
Wv Wv Il "a E ID i3s Pr9DhisAseSrI /
a ~ cdslih.e TusoarOrs; n Goaobaux,
n Felipe, James Jones. ST. 3 @ Bell,
Palisadt, Ben Harsisg HanHnaton; @
q Leddlek, NJ Pixisy ana wife, La
noble; y g Williams. = Bartholomew,
spruosmont; Thee, Sanders. Ely; Thea
Bennett, Ieadville; f. Fisher Halleok;
nagb Asttin; Bfunesp!o aat,e, -yy--r
D@t s1Hd ~ Tgh ~ s.d.gss,l
---- .np5toaff
DxtoF Horn CLARK 4 Green Pfa55pYis.
''F'.ti ~ q y bH,nsSH0u " &
fp9 yai saU,oiA WE
Nv oids, Pds 5iSoSiS, 30 MslIsh,
@ Pennington, o Fl @ II Bid, Tusca.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
Gn thc Matter OF tho Estate OF
Matte Il. AGoEIc, Nsceased.

Mnttte Il. MoHIc, DsCensed.
81 a FfffJG 3tgN q ~ ~ ny4s ....
l,SuRsuAxr 10 LAW. N0TIgB 1s HERE.
i by given, thst MOpda. IAN day NJ
ycn ger, A,D, 1887, atso'eiocE 4. u. OF ssid
day. aud the Court Room OF psid Court. at the
Court lI"uss In the said county Of bIko have
been appointed ~ thetlme aud place for prog
lug tho Will Of said MeltIS ~. 1fSsle, dcceas.
ed, sud fpt Seating The spplicHllen oEBattisl,
Merritt. ROBERT HuUbs and o. l.. G. lFAlrcNiid
'fS the issuaucs 70 thom OF Letters FeUamu,.
tary, when anu where any PeIs1n interested
may appear aud sontest the sums. 81.
iijw Fen vi r'snqOo. R,v1sRMAE! Or
D..sl. K,lo. asv.. oS,.. h, A&.g 'F''a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
Fire meeGAnx..

Members Of the Elko Fire Department
are hereby notified that regular meet
ing of The Com pnny will be held at the
Engine House this evening ut g O'Clock.
A full attendance is especially desired,
as business of Importance will be pre-
sented. The ringing of the fire bell Mt
that hour must not be taken for fire
signal.
az ~g- }, =, By order-of ne
3 sESl e s,sW.zT. SM1:H.
Chief.
+; 9 J EssUR <, W. D 4
Secretary. =. .. ~Fl
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07

One FIRST class Square Grand Piano.
For particulars inquire of Mrs. j. II.
Rand, at the residence OF Jno! s. May
hugh. .....t
D u "a%3 9 3 nv lal1,7.sw.
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-E1i Z. n ECe7 ~ -
FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK. =

,. Ar ngl9.% 1s1NthHstH-
Line AteYtSA An ,,oel1a lC@Iuuan
fer Fifty cents 8 Week. InEgTE:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07
NOTICE FOB SPbBL1cA-
i. TlUNA OF TIME APP
9 POINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL, ETC. ~ Z, d.
,.,,.r :lY
LLMl

IN rHE DIsTRfcT COURT OF TILE STATE
~ Of NeyadS, III aud tor kIlso County.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-07

1ANHs..4.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-03
VAS LINCOLN HONORED."

How Republican Politicians Garry Out
His Watchword with Malice Toward
None, with Charity for AL"
1t has long been the custom of DEM
ocrats to meet on Jackson's Day, the
anniversary of Old Hickory's great
victory over the British at New Orleans.
and renew their pledges to the prin-
ciples which he chung to during long
career. They also commemorate JEFF
ferson's birth, and in toasts and ora
tions recall some of the more con-
spicuous teachings of that celebrated
patriot and statesman. At these DEM
| ocratic gatherings it is the practice to
applaud the wisdom of the Democracy's
patron saints and to revive recol-
lections of their doctrines and theories
rather than to attack present opponents
| or to belittle other names now held
dear by the majority of Americans.
In the first important attempt by
Republicans to introduce this custom
in their own party happy selection
was made in the choice of the man
whose memory it was desired to honor,
but in the scope and character of the
exercises the pitch was altogether too
low to be particularly edifying to any
body. Dying before the Republican
party as it exists to-day was evolved
from the war party, Abraham Lincoln
was a character which the present
leaders of that organization might
well study on every suitable occasion.
That his temper, habits of thought,
lofty patriotism, humanity and broad
nationalism do not at present actuate
the Republican leaders, is, perhaps,
due to the fact that they are more
J closely interested in the PRONUNCIATION
of unwise and unjust policies relative
to business and TO the perpetuation OF
sectional animosities than they are in
the contemplation of one of the most
picturesque figures in American his
tory. Meeting together on the ami
versary of Lincoln's birth, modern
Republicans might, if they would, draw
much inspiration from his life and
character. but they must approach the
subject in different frame of mind
from that which seems to have been
| uppermost at the New York gathering.
The speeches at Delmonico's were
| not indicative either of profound APP
| probation of or veneration for Lin
| coins character. They were princl-
| pally vehement, bitter and foolish de-
nunciations of somebody else. 1t is
not in this spirit that professed follow
ers of the Emancipation can honor his
memory or keep bright the great les
son of his life. With malice toward
none and with charity for all, he
was in the broadcast sense an American,
| not sectionalist. He can be honored
as an American as Jefferson and Jack
son are honored, without dragging into
his eulogy the petty ordinations of the
present day. Perhaps when the New
! York Republican Club has had a little
more experience it will be better
| CHICAGO Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-03
PROPOSED "COMBINE."

The Plan to Bring Together New YOrk's
Senator-Elect and the Politician from
Maine.
The project to bring Senator-elect
Hiscock and Mr.. Blaine together at the
reception to the Legislature by the Fort
Orange Club, which takes place next
month, is a most sagacious move on
the part of the new ''bosses' of the
Republican party in this State, Hon.
Thomas G.. Platt and Hon. j. j. Bel
den. 1t will emphasize more COM
pletely the victory of the combine
by the presence of the chief ''boss' of
the party at reception in which the
handsome statesman from Syracuse is
expected to be the central figure.
There will be an excellent opportunity
for the gentleman from Maine to
cultivate the acquaintance of the dis
tinguished members of the 'combine'
who now control the destinies of New
York Republicanism, and who received
such valuable encouragement from him
during the recent contest. In the love
feast which is likely to characterize
the meeting of those shining lights
of the party many old sores may
be healed up and assurances of
distinguished consideration, ETC..
exchanged. There could not be Il
more favorable occasion for Mr..
Blaine to give an exposition of his
views and unbosom himself to the new
machine in one of his inimitable mag
netic speeches. And should he find,
next morning, in cold type, any I'M
fortunate slips of the tongue, he will
be spared the unpleasant trouble. as in
other places, of denying his own words.
It may be that his severe Senatorial
duties would prevent Hon. Warner
Miller from joining the love feast, or.
perhaps, his well-known antipathy to
any thing of the combine order
| would keep him away from the punch
| in question. The'same cause may de-
ter the genial Speaker of the Assem-
bly, from participating in the reunion,
| although he would find it hard to be
| away from his .1fdus debates, Mr.. En-
| win, who has solemnly assured him
that he is good man." But, with
| the persuasions of Hon. Henry G. Bur-
| leigh and Hon. George West, the re-
luctance of the Herkimer statesman
| and the Peekskill Macchiavelli might
be easily overcome. We assure Mr..
Blaine and Mr. Hiscock of hospitable
| reception and warm greeting, with the
freedom of the city to boot. By all
| means let them come and they will
not soon forget what a gay place AL
/ bany is in winter time. Mr.. Blaine
will learn more of New York politics
in one day here than he would in a
year at the Fifth Avenue HoteL.-AI-
bany argus.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-03
That Day Has Gone BY.

Governor Oglesby read q list of the Gar Gov
ernors. Those of popular favorites were greet
ed with applause, while the mention of Horatio
Seymour among them brought out curious
strife for supremacy between those who clapped
their hands and those who hissed.-Report Of
Delnonico Dinner.
Horatio Seymour was a "war Gov
ernor." As the Executive of the En-
pire State he performed his whole duty,
and Edwin M. Stanton and President
Lincoln again and again testified to
this fact. If Seymour had not acted
the part of a patriot while Governor OF
New York State "Uncle Dick
would not have mentioned him.
Those who applauded Seymour's
name were right. Those who Kissed
forgot that on June 81, 1868, Edwin